History Australia Issue 21.3
Issue 21.3 of History Australia has been published online and in print! This is a special issue on the theme of ‘Regulating Gender: Legal Histories of Australia and New Zealand’,
4 October 2024
Issue 21.3 of History Australia has been published online and in print! This is a special issue on the theme of ‘Regulating Gender: Legal Histories of Australia and New Zealand’,
Congratulations to Sharon Crozier-De Rosa, Evan Smith and Jimmy Wintermute on the publication of their special issue of Irish Studies Review on the theme of ‘Transnational Activism, Solidarity and Ireland’.
Congratulations to Jatinder Mann on the publication of volume 4 of the Journal of Australian, Canadian and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies! In addition to Jatinder’s introduction, this issue includes an
Congratulations to Gwendolyn Bellinger and Harrison Croft on the publication of volume 25 of Eras, the Monash University School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies’ student journal. This issue includes
Issue 21.2 of History Australia has been published online and in print! This issue includes the previously-announced ‘Forum on Imperial Histories of Crime’ edited by Meg Foster, and featuring the
Congratulations to Matthew Ryan, who was recently longlisted for the 2024 Institute of Australian Geographers (IAG) Political Geography Paper Award. The longlisted article, ‘“A Great Many of Them Die”: Sugar,
The AHA has been a consistent critic of the Job-ready Graduates package and its gross impost on humanities students since the measure was introduced by the Morrison Government in 2021.
The AHA celebrates History Australia’s interdisciplinary special forum on the Imperial Genealogies of Crime, which shines light on the lines of descent and evolution of imperial crime over space and
Congratulations to Julie Collins, Christeen Schoepf and Amanda Wells, recipients of the History Council of South Australia’s 2024 Annual Awards and Prizes. Julie was selected as SA Historian of the
Congratulations to Kylie Message, Frank Bongiorno and Robert Wellington on the publication of their special issue on the theme of ‘Public Humanities of the Future: Museums, Archives, Universities and Beyond’
Congratulations to Brad Underhill, Helen Gardner, Jon Ritchie and Keimelo Gima on the publication of their special issue of Australian Historical Studies on ‘Wan Solwara: New Histories of Australia and
Congratulations to Padraic Gibson, Sophie Loy-Wilson, Jon Piccini and Evan Smith, editors of the latest special issue of Labour History (AU) on Australia’s mixed record of anti-colonial activism. As the
Congratulations to the contributors to issue 21 (2023—2024) of Provenance: The Journal of the Public Record Office Victoria. The issue includes original contributions from Andrew May, Fiona Gatt, Peter Davies
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Issue 21.1 of History Australia has been published online and in print! This special issue, on the theme of ‘Ruptured Histories: Australia, China, Japan’, was edited by guest editors Sophie
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